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emerald pothos vs jade pothos Emerald Pothos – Blackwood Botanical

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emerald pothos vs jade pothos Emerald Pothos – Blackwood BotanicalThe Emerald pothos is a hard to find cultivar from the Araceae family, also known as the arum family. This family includes other popular houseplants, such as philodendrons and monsteras. If youre looking for Emerald pothos, watch out for different botanical names, like Epipremnum aureum Emerald, Aureum Emerald, E. Aureum Emerald, and Pothos Emerald. Dont be deceived by its similar look to Jade pothos and Global Green pothosthese are distinct

 

The Emerald pothos is a hard-to-find cultivar from the Araceae family, also known as the arum family. This family includes other popular houseplants, such as philodendrons and monsteras. If you’re looking for Emerald pothos, watch out for different botanical names, like Epipremnum aureum ‘Emerald’, Aureum Emerald, E. Aureum Emerald, and Pothos Emerald. Don’t be deceived by its similar look to Jade pothos and Global Green pothos—these are distinct cultivars.

 

 

The variegation of Emerald and Global Green pothos may be difficult to tell apart. Closer inspection reveals the key difference--Emerald pothos have dark green centers and light green edges, whereas Global Green pothos have light green centers and dark green edges.

Common Name Emerald Pothos
Scientific Name Epipremnum aureum 
Plant Type Tropical
Plant Family Arum
Light Fluorescent to bright, direct light
Soil Type  Well-drained soil
Foliage Color Light green with darker interior variegation
Temperature     60-80 °F or 15-26 °C
Soil pH    6.0 and 6.5
Native  Mo’orea
Toxicity Poisonous

 

 

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All of our plants are guaranteed live arrival. Please submit photos of any damage within 8hrs of package delivery.

The item you are purchasing is the exact variety shown in the photos gallery. Some may be larger or smaller and have a different leaf count. No two plants are identical however plants grow quickly here in the nursery and are often shipped larger than expected. (If variegated, pattern will vary)

 

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